Definition of Tailraces

1. Noun. (archaic) (plural of tailrace) ¹

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Definition of Tailraces

1. tailrace [n] - See also: tailrace

Lexicographical Neighbors of Tailraces

tailorless
tailormade
tailors
tailour
tailours
tailpiece
tailpieces
tailpin
tailpins
tailpipe
tailpiped
tailpipes
tailplane
tailplanes
tailrace
tailraces (current term)
tails
tailskid
tailskids
tailslide
tailslides
tailspin
tailspinned
tailspinning
tailspins
tailspot
tailstock
tailstocks
tailstrike
tailwater

Literary usage of Tailraces

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Annual Report (1916)
"The mills developing the power draw the water from the old navigation canal and discharge it through separate tailraces into the lower rapids. ..."

2. The American State Reports: Containing the Cases of General Value and by Abraham Clark Freeman (1904)
"... to take the water as it comes from the sluices and tailraces of the first user, and himself provide means for removing the material carried therein. ..."

3. Uniform Classification of Accounts for Electrical Utilities (1922)
"This account shall include the cost of maintaining forebays, penstocks, tailraces, and other appurtenant structures and facilities. ..."

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